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Overnight
Dementia Support

St. Petersburg, Florida
"Independent caregivers we introduce are chosen for composure under pressure, so both of you can rest."

For many families, the nights are the hardest part. Restlessness, wandering, waking, confusion — and the toll of broken sleep on everyone.

Avelis overnight caregivers are not simply present — they are selected for this specific challenge. Nighttime dementia care asks for a different kind of composure: the ability to respond to disorientation without alarm, to redirect without escalating, and to hold a calm environment when the world feels uncertain to the person in their care.

We provide that. And we do it consistently, with the same caregiver wherever possible, so that a familiar voice and familiar manner are there in the dark hours when they matter most.

Nighttime dementia behaviors — sundowning, sleep disruption, confusion upon waking — are among the most physically and emotionally exhausting realities of this condition. They are also among the least visible to those who aren't living with them.

An overnight caregiver from Avelis is briefed on your loved one's specific patterns. They know what tends to help, what tends to escalate, and how to move through difficult moments without waking the whole household.

Their purpose is simple: everyone in this home should be able to rest tonight.

A night that
holds everyone.

i.
Caregiver Selected for Night Work
Not every caregiver is suited for overnight care. We place people who bring the specific temperament this shift demands — unhurried, alert, and genuinely calm in uncertain moments.
ii.
Briefed on Your Loved One's Patterns
Before arrival, ythe caregiver we introduce is told what to expect: sleep patterns, common night behaviors, what soothes.
iii.
Safety and Comfort Maintained
Wandering, falls, and confusion managed with quiet vigilance — not restraint, not alarm.
iv.
Morning Handoff
You wake to a brief summary of the night — and a caregiver who kept watch so you could genuinely rest.

Sleep is not
a luxury.
It is a necessity.

If you are losing sleep night after night to provide care, you are not sustainable. Overnight support is what makes the rest of caregiving possible.

  • Family caregivers experiencing chronic sleep deprivation due to nighttime supervision
  • Households where sundowning, wandering, or night waking is a consistent challenge
  • Families managing a temporary acute period — illness, transition, behavioral change
  • Spouses who can no longer safely monitor overnight needs alone
  • Families who need reliable overnight coverage several nights per week
  • Anyone who needs to know that tonight, someone capable is watching

Straightforward.
No surprises.

Priced as a flat overnight shift rate (8–10 hrs).

Estimated Rate Range
Overnight Shift (8–10 hrs) $250–$340
Dementia-Experienced Caregiver Upper range
Multi-night Arrangements Discussed individually
Insurance Billing Not accepted
We are a private-pay service and do not currently bill insurance. Many families use long-term care insurance reimbursement, HSA/FSA funds, or private funds. We are happy to provide documentation to support any reimbursement claims.
A conversation
costs nothing.

Reach out and tell us what your family needs. There is no obligation, no pressure — only a genuine willingness to listen and help you find the right path forward.

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Everything included
in this service.

As a private home care referral service, here is exactly what ythe caregiver we introduce provides on every visit.

Overnight SupervisionA trained caregiver present through the night — awake and attentive.
Sundowning SupportCalm redirection and reassurance during evening and nighttime confusion.
Wandering PreventionContinuous safety monitoring to prevent unsafe nighttime movement.
Nighttime ToiletingDignified assistance with bathroom needs during the night.
Sleep Routine SupportHelping your loved one settle and return to rest after waking.
Medication RemindersPrompting any scheduled nighttime medications.
Safety PresenceFall prevention, environment checks, and immediate response to distress.
Behavioral De-escalationCalm, trained response to nighttime agitation or confusion.
Morning HandoffA clear summary of the night for the family caregiver when morning arrives.
Personal Care AssistanceHelp with toileting, hygiene, or comfort needs through the night.
Emergency CoordinationImmediate escalation to family and emergency services if required.
DocumentationNotes on nighttime behaviors to support ongoing care planning.
Other Services

Let's talk about
what the nights look like.

A private consultation is the first step — no pressure, no obligation.

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